The Broward School Board is opting to reconfigure rather than close schools in response to low enrollment and budget issues, a decision shaped by community feedback.

Palm Beach County announces semiannual water system flush starting January 2, 2025, switching from chloramine to chlorine.

Mariaelena Salazar of Miami-Dade County won the 2024 Global BRM Community Excellence Executive Award for her impact in the BRM field and driving innovation within county operations.

Palm Beach County is hosting a vigil on National Homeless Persons' Memorial Day, December 21, to honor those who have died while experiencing homelessness.

Miami-Dade County is considering expanding its aviation facilities due to increasing traffic at MIA. Commissioner Cabrera initiated a study to assess capacity and the potential for a new airport.

Trump appoints Anthony W. Salisbury as deputy homeland security advisor, a top HSI agent with experience in law enforcement and operations against national security threats.

Boynton Beach announces a vegetation amnesty program for free yard waste disposal from December 9-13, allowing unlimited debris collection with certain size restrictions.

Miami-Dade County and The Bahamas have signed an MOU to collaborate on film sector growth, involving promotion, education, and economic development in both regions.

Broward County joins the Climate Mayors network to address climate change, collaborate on sustainable practices, and advance local and broader initiatives for environmental resilience.

Drainage enhancements are underway on NW 7th Avenue in Fort Lauderdale, set to complete by April 7, 2025. Night work will keep one lane open; side streets may close temporarily.

Palm Beach County schools install vape detectors to address youth vaping, with potential suspensions for offenders.

Miami-Dade County will unveil a portrait to honor former County Manager Merrett R. Stierheim for his impactful role in the county's development, organized by Mayor Daniella Levine Cava and the Department of Cultural Affairs.

The Third District Court of Appeal has cleared the way for Miami-Dade County to proceed with the 87th Avenue Bridge project, following a legal dispute.